Kaizer Chiefs defender Tsepo Masilela has warned the club's fans that the job is not done yet ahead of Sunday's MTN8 semifinal second leg against Platinum Stars.
Amakhosi take a 2-0 advantage into the clash at FNB Stadium (3pm kickoff) and Bafana Bafana defender Masilela has cautioned his teammates not to take the match lightly.
"Every game we play is a different game and we treat each game as such," he told the Chiefs website. "The first leg was a different game. We will treat the second leg in the same manner. This is our home tie, [and] playing at home brings a different approach. We cannot afford to lose at home."
Masilela's great run of form has coincided with that of his team, who have won all five league and cup games this season. He picked up two man-of-the-match awards.
"We want to continue with our winning record, but at the same time we are fully aware that we are playing the [MTN8] defending champions in Stars. The first-leg result will not feature in our minds when we walk through the tunnel on Sunday. We will approach the game with the same attitude as we did when we were entering the Royal Bafokeng Stadium [last weekend]," said Masilela.
The left back added that the winning run had boosted confidence in the side.
"We are winning our games and a win in any event shoots the confidence sky high. The mood in the camp is high. All the players want the opportunity to play, but the good thing is that other players are waiting on the side to bring positive energy into the team," said Masilela
"Competition comes as standard at Chiefs. We know what is expected from us. hen a player signs for Chiefs, you know what is expected of you. And we are determined to deliver the goods."
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We know what's expected - Chiefs
Kaizer Chiefs defender Tsepo Masilela has warned the club's fans that the job is not done yet ahead of Sunday's MTN8 semifinal second leg against Platinum Stars.
Amakhosi take a 2-0 advantage into the clash at FNB Stadium (3pm kickoff) and Bafana Bafana defender Masilela has cautioned his teammates not to take the match lightly.
"Every game we play is a different game and we treat each game as such," he told the Chiefs website. "The first leg was a different game. We will treat the second leg in the same manner. This is our home tie, [and] playing at home brings a different approach. We cannot afford to lose at home."
Masilela's great run of form has coincided with that of his team, who have won all five league and cup games this season. He picked up two man-of-the-match awards.
"We want to continue with our winning record, but at the same time we are fully aware that we are playing the [MTN8] defending champions in Stars. The first-leg result will not feature in our minds when we walk through the tunnel on Sunday. We will approach the game with the same attitude as we did when we were entering the Royal Bafokeng Stadium [last weekend]," said Masilela.
The left back added that the winning run had boosted confidence in the side.
"We are winning our games and a win in any event shoots the confidence sky high. The mood in the camp is high. All the players want the opportunity to play, but the good thing is that other players are waiting on the side to bring positive energy into the team," said Masilela
"Competition comes as standard at Chiefs. We know what is expected from us. hen a player signs for Chiefs, you know what is expected of you. And we are determined to deliver the goods."
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